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• A longitudinal comparative study of university research commercialisation performance: Australia, UK and USA

  - 2006-10-01

  SUMMARY Research commercialisation surveys are now available for Australia for Financial Years FY 2000 and 2002. This paper reviews longitudinal comparative data for research commercialisation performance in Australia, the United Kingdom and the USA. It discusses commercialisation performance measures, with a specific focus on entrepreneurial spin-off companies, and performance...

  Tags: analysis, Australia, equity, financial, OECD, performance, survey, technology, University of New South Wales

• Students in the dark on managing finances.

  - 2006-05-15

  Byline: Justine Ferrari May 15, 2006 (The Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) -- A survey of high school children in Australia shows that many lack numeracy skills. The survey was undertaken by Educational Assessment Australia, which is part of the University of New...

  Tags: Australia, finance, MARKETING, survey, University of New South Wales

• Would you like failure with that?

  - 2006-04-05

  Byline: Judy Hartcher Apr 05, 2006 (INTHEBLACK - ABIX via COMTEX) -- A recent study was devoted to the examination of the legal position of franchisees in bankruptcy and...

  Tags: Australia, bankruptcy, Litigation, MARKETING, survey, University of New South Wales

• Censor law not so bad: survey.

  - 2002-06-03

  Jun 03, 2002 The Australian ABIX via COMTEX -- There have been fewer than expected changes for Australian Internet service providers following censorship. A University of New South Wales survey polled 31 Internet service providers and found that only 16 had changed practices or...

  Tags: Australia, censorship, INTERNET, survey, University of New South Wales

• It pays to drink - a little.

  - 2002-05-13

  May 09, 2002 The Australian Financial Review ABIX via COMTEX -- Moderate drinkers earn more than abstainers or heavy drinkers, according to new research. The results of the survey of 5,705 full-time male workers were published in Australia's "The Economic Record". Garry Barrett, of...

  Tags: Australia, Benefits, beverage, HEALTHCARE, Manufacturing, MARKETING, SOFTWARE, survey, University of New South Wales